Intercalated BSc Funding

About the project

Students are advised to check the relevant website(s) of the external funding organisations for up to date details, and contact them with any queries.

The following organisations offer funding specifically for students undertaking intercalated BSc degrees. These opportunities can help support tuition fees, living costs, or research expenses during your intercalated year. We recommend reviewing each organisation’s website for full eligibility criteria, available award amounts, and application deadlines.

• The Association of Clinical Pathologists Student Research Fund : awards up to £5,000 for undergraduates undertaking research in laboratory medicine.
• British Association of Dermatologists Intercalated Degree Grant : up to £3,000 available for students with an intercalated degree involving a project related to dermatology and/or skin biology.
• The British Society for Clinical Neurophysiology : bursary programme of up to £5,000 for medical students undertaking intercalated degrees in neuroscience research.
• Guts UK Charity—Dr Falk Awards : awards that recognise achievements of those who bring new insight into gastroenterology and hepatology.
• Institute of Medical Ethics : scholarships up to £2,000 to support students looking to undertake an intercalated degree in Medical Ethics.
• The Pathological Society: an annual sum to support undergraduate students looking to undertake an intercalated degree (either BSc or MRes/MSc). The grant covers fees up to £9000, plus £4500 stipend and £1500 towards consumables.
• Royal College of Surgeons : grants for undergraduate students looking to undertake an intercalated bachelor of a science degree related to surgey.

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